Sentence examples for called gentleman from inspiring English sources

Now the wraps are finally off the new song, called "Gentleman".

And what other city would have a company called Gentleman Taxi, which provides not male escorts but dependable and courteous chauffeurs?

Option No. 2: sell the lot to a less discriminating but cheaper book dealer for peanuts (she recommended a company called Gentleman with a Van to transport the boxes).

At the start of the book, Sue has been lured to work as a lady's maid by a swindler called Gentleman who aims to marry and ruin the heiress Maud, before dumping her in an asylum and making her fortune his own.

Then he stumbled across an unpublished novel by Tom Coyne, a Philadelphia writer, called "Gentleman's Game," set in the world of country club golf.

She is holding her own guinea pig called Gentleman Jack, named after the Jack Daniel's whisky box in which he was given to her. "Using natural light from a skylight above, I took just three frames and this image was the first.

He wrote twice about his exploits: in 1940, in a collection of letters received, and, more fully, in 1955, in a memoir called "Gentlemen for Rent".

It's a tribute to a wonderful movie called "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," starring MARILYN MONROE, which premiered 60 years ago on July 18 , 1953(fittingly, this is its DIAMOND anniversary).

He bought a second-hand typewriter and started work on an unproduced sitcom called Gentlemen, about an old soldier running a gents' lavatory.

In a publishing industry which over the past quarter century has seen independents and what used to be called gentlemen publishers swallowed up by multinational, often multi-media businesses, there is no going back.

Some of them actually date back to the 1800s, including: "A bag of wind" (they reallllly don't like flatulence); "scarcely entitled to be called gentlemen"; "coming into the world by accident"; talking twaddle; and "blatherskite".